Density corrections for turbulence models
By S. Catris, B. Aupoix. 2000
227 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Environmental Engineering
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In Aerospace Engineering
- P. Spalart
- Sébastien Deck
- P. d'Espiney
- P. Duveau
- Christopher J. Roy
- F. Blottner
- C. Rumsey
- P. Guillen
In Computational Mechanics
- Sébastien Deck
- P. Spalart
- F. Blottner
- C. Rumsey
- Christopher J. Roy
- P. d'Espiney
- P. Duveau
- P. Guillen
In Environmental Engineering
- Sébastien Deck
- P. Spalart
- P. d'Espiney
- P. Duveau
- Christopher J. Roy
- F. Blottner
- P. Guillen
- F. Menter
Citations in the corpus
- Development and application of Spalart–Allmaras one equation turbulence model to three-dimensional supersonic complex configurations (2002, methodology): “A natural way to take into account some possible compressibility effects is to usēρν̃ instead ofν̃ as working variable: Another solution has been proposed by Catris and Aupoix [8] by modifying the diffusion laws in the turbulence model.”
- Turbulence Model Behavior in Low Reynolds Number Regions of Aerodynamic Flowfields (2008, background): “There are compressible forms and/or specific corrections for thesemodels (see, for example, Catris andAupoix [21] andWilcox [22]), but thesewere not tested here.”
- Review and assessment of turbulence models for hypersonic flows (2006, methodology): “[8,180,181]: In the paper by Aupoix and Viala [8] the standard turbulence models are assessed with supersonic and hypersonic boundarylayer flow on an adiabatic flat plate.”